\n\tEarlier this week, Greg Shultz showed us how he added a patriotic theme to his Microsoft Windows 7 Desktop for the United States Independence Day celebration. His blog post, Add Windows 7 themes and backgrounds for the July 4th holiday, showed you how to add the images and create a Windows 7 slide show. However, I thought we’d take the idea a little further with a TechRepublic Photo Gallery of free patriotic images that you can pick and choose from for your own personalized Windows Desktop slideshow.
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\n\tCitizens Bank Park Fireworks
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\n\tImages furnished with permission by Smashing Magazine.
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\n\tThis photo gallery was originally published in June 2010. Three new higher resolution images have been added to the end of the gallery.
Fireworks at festival in Hella
Images furnished with permission by Smashing Magazine.
Images courtesy of local, state, or Federal Government in the United States.
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Images courtesy of local, state, or Federal Government in the United States.
Images courtesy of local, state, or Federal Government in the United States.
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Images courtesy of local, state, or Federal Government in the United States.
Images courtesy of local, state, or Federal Government in the United States.
Images courtesy of local, state, or Federal Government in the United States.
Images courtesy of local, state, or Federal Government in the United States.
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\n\tImages courtesy of local, state, or Federal Government in the United States.
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\n\tEstrella Mountain Regional Park
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\n\tImages courtesy of local, state, or Federal Government in the United States.
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\n\tFireworks produced by the Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs.
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\n\tImage created by the Villiage of Poynette.
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Mark W. Kaelin has been writing and editing stories about the information technology industry, software, hardware, gaming, finance, accounting, and technology geekdom for more than 30 years.
